Description All-aluminium unibody; fast and frugal twin-turbo diesel; 93,600 miles; just serviced including cambelt and four new tyres; advisory-free MOT; driven over 90 miles to the sale; impressive condition for the year/mileage Making its debut at the 2002 Paris Motor Show, the X350 version of the Jaguar XJ luxury saloon was one of the first production cars to feature a full aluminium unibody chassis and bodywork which made it 40% lighter and 50% stiffer than its X308 predecessor.

Another innovative feature was the CATS adaptive suspension system which automatically tuned the damper settings to optimize the ride and handling dynamics under varying road and driving conditions, with automatic four-wheel self-levelling.

It also bristled with advanced electronic driver aids to make the car as safe, stable and luxurious as anything the Germans could offer in the same price bracket.

First registered in July 2006, this XJ is the post-2005 X356 facelift model with various styling tweaks ...